Add a professional Terms & Conditions page to Cali Rottweilers: https://calirottweilers.com/ Owner: Jason Business: Cali Rottweilers LLC Location: Placerville, California Phone: (530) 317-8706 Email: Calirottweilers@gmail.com Inspect the existing page, project, and available editor access. Replace the empty Terms & Conditions page with a complete review draft. Match the website’s design, use readable headings and short paragraphs, and make it work on mobile. CALIFORNIA REQUIREMENTS Verify current California law before drafting, particularly: - Health and Safety Code §§ 122226–122228: source and health disclosures, and restrictions on nonrefundable deposits effective January 1, 2026. - §§ 122045–122105: breeder disclosures, consumer health remedies, and the separate statutory rights notice when applicable. - California’s mandatory-fee disclosure rules. Do not assume calling a deposit a “partial payment” avoids California law. Do not copy the existing future-litter-credit rule into the new terms without legal review. CONTENT TO INCLUDE 1. Business identification and contact information. 2. Puppy availability and identification. 3. Purchase price and payment schedule. 4. Reservations and puppy-selection order. 5. Cancellations, refunds, and unavailable puppies. 6. What happens if a planned litter does not occur. 7. Health disclosures and applicable consumer remedies. 8. AKC registration and any agreed breeding rights. 9. Delivery, pickup, and delays. 10. Late collection and boarding, only if Jason confirms the policy. 11. Returns and rehoming. 12. Acceptance of the purchase agreement and provision of a buyer copy. 13. A statement preserving rights that cannot legally be waived. The website previously advertised a $3,500 price, $875 initial payment, $2,625 remaining balance, and free personal nationwide delivery at eight weeks or later. Verify those details before using them. Do not invent refund deadlines, fees, health guarantees, registration restrictions, liability waivers, arbitration requirements, or other policies. Put unresolved decisions in a separate review checklist for Jason, not in customer-facing text. IMPLEMENTATION - Save the complete draft in the editor or project for review. - Keep it unpublished or inaccessible to public visitors until Jason’s policies and the California legal provisions are confirmed. - If a public draft route is unavoidable, prevent indexing and clearly identify it as an unpublished review draft. - Once finalized, link it in the footer and before reservation payment. - Keep the Privacy Policy separate. - Prepare any required puppy-specific disclosure and separate California rights notice; a general website page does not replace them. - Preserve the existing page URL where practical. - Do not alter existing buyer contracts, payment handling, or refund settings during this drafting task. If website access is unavailable, deliver the full draft and exact implementation instructions. Finish by reporting what was drafted, where it was saved, what remains unresolved, and whether anything was published. Do not claim the terms are legally compliant or published without verification.